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Want to Become an Angel Investor? There’s a Bootcamp for That
Pipeline Angels helps high-net worth women invest in women entrepreneurs. By Betsy Mikel (Editor, Women 2.) Volunteer? Check. Donate? Check. What...
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That shouldn't be the excuse for why there aren’t more women in venture capital.
Yes, I’m a 26-Year-Old Female Venture Capitalist; Here’s How & Why
Although I may not fit the norm, I am of value.
Yes, I’m a 26-Year-Old Female Venture Capitalist; Here’s How & Why
Although I may not fit the norm, I am of value. By Elizabeth Galbut (Founding Partner, SoGal Ventures & A-Level Capital) This post originally...
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Scout investors who will also be your mentors and indispensable partners.
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Want to Become an Angel Investor? Apply for Pipeline Fellowship’s Bootcamp
You can elevate the voices of women leading for-profit social ventures.
This Is What An Angel Investor Looks Like – Janet Hanson
Women 2.0 profiles women angel investors in our weekly "This Is What An Angel Investor Looks Like" series.
By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0)
Janet was recently recognized on Forbes for changing the world of business. In the profile, she states -
"When somebody says, 'Well, what do you invest in?' I could say, 'I own stocks or bonds or mutual funds,' but I say that I have invested in other women."